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jakozaur commented on Size of Life neal.fun/size-of-life/... · Posted by u/eatonphil

jakozaur · 5 days ago

I wish Neal would do behind the scenes, how he built this art. I wonder whether LLM assistants like Claude Code make such an interactive show more feasible.

He previously did a game "Infinite Craft" which leveraged Llama models. However, I was only able to find an outdated blog from 2019.

jakozaur commented on Applets are officially gone, but Java in the browser is better frequal.com/java/AppletsG... · Posted by u/pjmlp

jakozaur · 7 days ago

Not sure if I get this: WASM lets you use any language in the browser, though it still works way better with languages without GC, such as Rust or a transpiling C engine. Java is unlikely to be the best choice.

In the era of LLM assistants like Claude Code, any engineer can write frontend code using popular stacks like React and TypeScript. This use case is when those tools shine.

jakozaur commented on Java Hello World, LLVM Edition javaadvent.com/2025/12/ja... · Posted by u/ingve

jakozaur · 8 days ago

LLVM IR is quite fun to play with from many programming languages. The Java example is rather educational, but there are several practical example,s such as in Go Lang:

https://github.com/llir/llvm

jakozaur commented on Why Tehran Is Running Out of Water wired.com/story/why-tehra... · Posted by u/quapster

jakozaur · 9 days ago

The effect of climate change may be highly uneven. Some regions will be fine with adaptation, while other places will hardly sustain cities.

jakozaur commented on Why Speed Matters lemire.me/blog/2025/12/05... · Posted by u/gsky

jakozaur · 9 days ago

It is even more true with startups and business. Super rushed is bad, but doing for too long decreases quality.

jakozaur commented on Nook Browser browsewithnook.com... · Posted by u/ray__

jakozaur · 9 days ago

Looks like Arc, would love to migrate out of it after migration, but always worry about maintenance. Creating a browser is "easy", keeping it up to date is a lot of work, and many open-source browsers look semi-abandoned to me.

jakozaur commented on AI agents break rules under everyday pressure spectrum.ieee.org/ai-agen... · Posted by u/pseudolus

jakozaur · 12 days ago

Is it just me, or do LLM code assistants do catastrophically silly things (drop a DB, delete files, wipe a disk, etc.) far more often than humans?

It looks like the training data has plenty of those examples, but the models don’t have enough grounding or warnings before doing them. I wish there were a PleaseDontDoAnythingStupidEval for software engineering.

Posted by u/jakozaur 18 days ago

Nano Banana Pro: raw intelligence with tool use quesma.com/blog/nano-bana...

jakozaur commented on FLUX.2: Frontier Visual Intelligence bfl.ai/blog/flux-2... · Posted by u/meetpateltech

jakozaur · 20 days ago

FLUX.1 Pro Kontext was one of the best artistic model, still great at instruction following comparing to MidJourney V7.

See my third comparison in Nano Banana blog post: https://quesma.com/blog/nano-banana-pro-intelligence-with-to...

Posted by u/jakozaur a month ago

A postmortem on our $2.5M database gateway: lessons from pilot purgatory quesma.com/blog/database-...

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